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the second installment of the spill / dualpLOVER reissue trilogy of one of the most unique but unheralded bands to ever exist. bad earth was a CD reissue of their 1991 cassette release that was initially available
as an edition of 100.

"The second in an set of archival re-issues
of Melbourne-based entity Volvox, Target Earth is truly one of the oddest
things one could ever ask to hear. A vocalist who has a speech difficulty
due a fall through a plate glass window (or so legend has it) combines
with sinister electronic sound and the odd depressing sample to produce
something for which there is no reference point. Song structure as we
might know it is not simply abandoned, it was never part of this universe
of pained squalling, deep rumbling power electronics and sonic manipulation.
It's ugly to be sure, but ugly in the way fungus can be - so fascinating
it may as well be beautiful. It goes beyond mere spectacle - which this
undoubtedly is - to a voyage into genuine abstraction and unhinged moments
of terror that may reveal genuine secrets in a psychic/subliminal manner.
I could describe this as a hard listen, but something about it draws
me back to this; it could be it's sheer outsider-ness, but there is
a point of view being expressed here that challenges many conceptions
I have about music and more especially, free noise. What's more, there
is a strand of the familiar somehow - this reminds me of kitchens and
having cups of tea while a cat rolls about on the floor, yet it's an
alien version of these things, the recognition making the strange all
the stranger. I hesitate to even call it experimental - it sounds too
intuitive for that. It's an essential listen for explorers of the outer
perimeters of underground music, and sits with out companion at the
point where dimensional walls crumble before the force of entropy. I
can't recommend this enough, but be ready for an unsettling experience
that defies all description." - Andrew harper.